Home About us Services CDM Health & Safety Environmental Planning stage Construction stage Operating stage Asbestos Related Site Map Contact us		The Planning Stage Borough Market refurbishment In the 21st century an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) forms a vital tool in the planning of a new development and is often mandatory requirement to support a planning application. EIAs demonstrate the client's awareness and willingness to incorporate environmental considerations into the design especially in the more sensitive areas. Quoin has specialist experience in working in SSSI, ancient monuments and areas of significant archaeological interest. Environmental Impact Assessments may typically contain: - A review of the past activities at the site which may have residual environmental effects, e.g. Contaminated land. Consideration of the anticipated impact on the local ecology, e.g. Flora & Fauna. Assessment of existing noise levels and prediction of those anticipated following development. Anticipated increases in waste loadings on the local environment e.g. refuse, cases, wastewater. Legislative review on a project specific basis to identify and prioritise statutory / advisory requirements. Early discussions with local interested parties, e.g. local Authorities, English Nature and other action groups. Assessments of environmental effects. Mitigating measures. By providing an assessment of the environmental risks, an EIA provides reassurance to both the client and the local community. Please click next to go to the Construction Stage or click on a specific stage below: The Planning Stage The Construction Stage The Operating Stage
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